The Petite Infused Trio Maple Syrup by Crown Maple (Maple Syrup - 3 x 50 ml Glass Bottle) - Crown Maple

Maple Syrup Petite Infused Trio from Crown Maple, 3 x 50 ml

The elegant gift set with the fine 'Infused' organic maple syrup samples is a true taste sensation and allows you to discover the versatility of our maple syrups. The Crown Maple gift set includes a bottle of Bourbon Barrel Aged Maple Syrup, a bottle of Madagascar Vanilla Infused Maple Syrup and a bottle of Cinnamon Infused Maple Syrup, each containing 50 ml (1.7 fl oz).

Madagascar Vanilla Infused Maple Syrup: This maple syrup combines tempting floral aromas with the nutty notes of the dark color maple syrup. The result is a delicate, creamy flavor with buttery-sweet notes. It tastes particularly delicious as a glaze over desserts and fresh fruit.

Cinnamon Infused Maple Syrup: The combination of the sweet, spicy, floral note of cinnamon with the taste of nut butter and roasted pecans creates a complex, intense and fascinating taste in Crown Maple Cinnamon Infused.

Bourbon Barrel Aged Maple Syrup: Intense aromas of bourbon, smoky oak, graham crackers, brown butter and creamy vanilla characterize the extraordinary, almost luxurious taste of Crown Maple Bourben Barrel Aged Maple Syrup. The basis is organically grown maple syrup, which matures in former bourbon barrels and absorbs the taste of the bourbon and wood. The syrup is then bottled in the state-of-the-art sugarhouse in Dover Plains, New York.

Crown Maple's delicious maple syrup is produced on Madava Farms, a 300-hectare site in the picturesque Hudson Valley in New York State. The site was used for agriculture until the outbreak of the American Civil War; when it was left fallow afterwards, countless maple trees began to grow on it. Former banker and founder of Crown Maple Rob Turner bought the site in 2007 for himself and his wife for vacation purposes. He learned from his new neighbors that there were around 20,000 maple trees on his newly acquired property and decided to start producing maple syrup. The first batch was produced in 2011 and today, just a few years later, Crown Maple's maple syrup is considered to be the highest quality in the world.

In the so-called reverse osmosis, a special, patented process for producing Crown Maple maple syrup, around 80% of the water content is removed from the maple sap and impurities are filtered out. Incidentally, whether maple syrup is light or dark depends on the time of harvest. The later it is harvested, the darker the color and the stronger the flavor. Crown Maple maple syrup is used in numerous New York Michelin-starred restaurants.